Parry Island Japs Watch Slaughter From Death Row
On February 19 American forces captured Eniwetok and prepared to assault Parry Island. Japanese defenders watched across two miles as shelling intensified and American troops closed in, signaling a grim prelude to further combat and likely heavy casualties.
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Eniwetok Atoll
Japan
Eniwetok Island
W Luice
Parry
Chili Con Carne A Bowlful Of Good Flavor
A hearty warming soup style chili recipe using chopped onions and red beans. Directions describe browning salted meat in hot fat, adding chili powder, simmering about 15 minutes, and using laurel leaf lard or bacon drip for rich flavor.
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Wilson
Laurel-Leaf
Duane
Flavor ideas for meat dishes and desserts from George Rector
A 1930s recipe column outlines ways to stretch meat with chili con carne and rice dishes, pairs crackers and milk with high flavors, and offers light meals like pear and cottage cheese salads. It hints at a new B V recipe feature to be announced next week in newspapers.
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Sassy Vale
Bret
George Rector
Daring sea rescue caps Arkansan crew at Kwajalein battle
Navy flying boat Ark Ans as Traveler crew members return from a dramatic rescue mission off New Ireland. Ensign Lew Fulmer and Ensign Walter Patrick lead a lineup of officers after four landings in heavy surf amid enemy fire to save downed airmen. Admiral Hill notes Japan faced a brutal February as U S forces advance toward Tokyo.
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Kvaieng
New Ireland
Lew Fulmer
Little Rock
Walter Patrick
Des Moines
J. P. Germeau
Port Townsend
Wash
P. J. Wodnick
Minneapolis
Nathan Gordon
Morriston
Ark
John Kelly
Staten Island
N. Y
Aleck Alexander
Superior
Mont
John Bratley
Cleveland
Wiley R. Routon
Miami
Fla
Robert Merch
Glendale
Calif
Signal Corps
Tokyo
Ee Eamp
Reat
Seventh Army Air Force
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Roi Island
Kwajalein Atoll
Marshalls
Eniwetok Island
22Nd Division
106Th Army Infantry
Admiral Hill
Thomas E. Watson
Oscaloo
Portraying Americans as Rascal and Weaklings in Japanese Propaganda
A report on Japanese propaganda after Pearl Harbor describes cartoons and posters belittling U S leaders and criticizing American politics while praising Japanese militarism. It notes Japanese views of American strength, disinformation about U S war effort, and the impact on public morale. The piece also references Red Cross appeals and Canadian maternal mortality trends as contrast.
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Pearl Harbor
Winston Churchill
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Ginza
Tokyo
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Prest Roosevelt
Churchill
Chiang Kai-shek
Daiichi
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
New York
Rome
Hitler
Congress
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Industrial survey shows injuries preventable by nine tenths
A survey indicates that nine tenths of worker injuries could be prevented with safer practices and better supervision. It highlights common hazards and recommends targeted safety programs across industries.
Virginia Youths To Be Heard On Tville Car Theft
Chief of Police announces two Richmond youths John Hkins Cowan 16 and Hannan Lyda 17 will have a Thomasville court hearing Friday on larceny of an automobile. Police say they stole a Virginia car, wrecked it, took license plates, and used them on a local car. arrested in Charlotte and brought back for trial.
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E.R. Richardson
Richmond
John H Kins Cowan
Hannan McKenzie Lyda
Thomasville Court
Fred Coggins
Mond
Virginia
Charlotte
Bne
Hanele
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